AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTeaching: Praslin’s Nadege Medor is marking 40 years in education, celebrated for the warmth she has brought to generations of pupils. Linda Marie was also honoured for 47 years of service, while a Teachers’ Week bazaar showcased educators’ creativity. Youth Motorsport: Autosport Seychelles has unveiled 12 new karts to help children get started in the sport. Women’s Football: Seychelles lost 11-0 to Kenya in the first leg of their Olympic qualifying tie; the return match is set for Monday in Nairobi. Public Media: Media rights groups warn that the new broadcasting law could weaken the Seychelles Broadcasting Corporation’s editorial independence by giving the president greater influence over appointments. Arts and Heritage: Seychellois artist and teacher Terry Moncherry is inspiring young pupils through art, while a sailing programme in Seychelles is training teams from four African nations. Island Nature: Scientists’ latest study of Aldabra giant tortoise Jonathan has renewed interest in the remarkable longevity of Seychelles’ iconic wildlife.
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